Encode URL in ISO-8859-1

2011-09-27 Thread Mogoye
Hello,

I have a GWT app that must open a new window to display a PDF.
The PDF is sent by a server that must receive GET URLs with parameters
encoded in ISO-8859-1 for special caracters.

My problem is that I don't know how to encode this URL in GWT client
side.
I've found  URL.encode but it encodes in UTF-8 and the server does not
understand it.
I cannot change the server, it is in production with several other
services using it...

Does any one have an idea ?
Thanks

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Catching Key event in popup

2011-03-23 Thread Mogoye
I've got a GWT app with a login step.
user enter its login/pass then press enter or login button to perform
login action.
If login is invalid a popup signals an error.

I want to be able to close the popup when user press ok button or when
he hits Esc or Enter.

I've added a onPreviewNativeEvent method to catch the event
public void onPreviewNativeEvent (NativePreviewEvent event) {
int keyCode = event.getNativeEvent().getKeyCode();
if ((KeyCodes.KEY_ENTER == keyCode) || (KeyCodes.KEY_ESCAPE ==
keyCode)){
btnOk.click();
}
}


It is working fine but the Enter Key is not totaly catched so once the
popup is closed the Ok button (for login action) is also triggered so
an other popup is open.

I try to consume or cancel the event calling  event.consume(); or
event.cancel(); but I don't see any effect.

1th question what are the effect of
- consume and cancel ?

2nd question how can I definitivelly cancel an event to be sure that
no other component will handle it ?

Thanks

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Re: Detecting blocked RPC

2011-03-23 Thread Mogoye
In fact there where an error in the called URL we forget to add at the
end of the URL the RPC servlet url-pattern.
So In post we where just asking the index...
Now this have been corrected, we have an answer which is 405 or 500
depending on how we construct the CURL or WGET request.
So we still need to understand what is wrong.

Too answer to you point, yes we are sure that we have a problem in our
servlet because this one is blocked while tomcat can still serve
index.html, images or other servlets.
Actually we are not able to debug it because the are no logs in our
log4j or in tomcat logs signalling that there is something wrong.
More over we have this problem at a frequency  than less 1 per month
and only in production environnement so it is not easy to find the
reason.
Next time I will ty a kill -3 on the tomcat to look if there is some
blocked threads.

Actually we are just trying to detect it as soon as possible to be
able to restart the application (if possible before a cusomer detects
it).
I totally agree that it is not clean and a definitive solution but in
a first time we are trying to not create disappointment with our
customers.

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Re: Catching Key event in popup

2011-03-23 Thread Mogoye
I've got it !
Just need to call event.getNativeEvent().stopPropagation();

Well I still don't understand what are consume and cancel !

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Re: Catching Key event in popup

2011-03-23 Thread Mogoye
No in fact it doesn't works.
More over Firefox and IE does not handle events in the same way so
when the behaviour is ok in Firefox it doesn't work on IE and
inversement.

WebApp makes me going crasy !

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Detecting blocked RPC

2011-03-22 Thread Mogoye
We've noticed on our application that sometime some RPC does not
answer.

When we load the index.html every this is correctly started, but when
user try to login = send an RPC to check is user/pass he never
receive an answer.

Actually we didn't have a clue why we do not have answer and the only
thing we found to solve it is to restart the tomcat... Yeah... Not
really nice !
More over when this problem occurs we are notified because a customer
complains about it. We would like to detect it more quickly. The idea
would be to send periodicaly via a POST a request to check if we have
an answer (invalid login for example).

We try to send a POST using curl but we only get index.html as answer :
(
How can we generate a compatible RPC POST request ?
Is there something specifying how a request is built ?

Is there any better solution to check that a RPC servlet is alive ?

Thanks for reading !

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Re: GWT communicate with Tomcat

2011-03-22 Thread Mogoye
Client and server dialog using GWT RPC mecanisms, but once you are on
your server you are in pure java so you can do what ever you want to
dialog with an other server.
HTTP request using any HTTPclient
SOAP
Sockets...

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Pbm with PushButton and Images

2009-01-06 Thread Mogoye


Hello all,

I want to use PushButton with an image to define the look of the
button.
So my idea was to use the following code :

Image img = _imgBundle.getImage(my_image.gif);
PushButton button = new PushButton(img);
panel.add(button);

I don't understand why but in some buttons, the image is well
displayed, but sometimes
image is adjusted to bigger or smaller size and the result is not
really nice.

My 1th question is :
Does any one know why the image is some time adjusted and how can I do
to be sure my image
will be displayed without any change.


I've an other question on the same topic :
If the button is inserted in a Grid, the button is adjusted to fit the
cell causing to have a large button with a small image inside and a
lot of blank space.
How can I do to be sure that button's size will be the size of the
image ?

Thanks for reading.


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FileUpload pbm

2008-12-04 Thread Mogoye

Hello,

I need to upload a file to my server. Looking to GWT API the only way
to do that seems to use
FileUpload class associated with a FormPanel.

My problem is that I already know the name of the file to upload and
don't want to ask to my user
to select it on the file system.
My 1th idea was to call myFileUpload.setFileName();  but this
method does not exist.

Is there any other solution to upload a file ?

Thx for reading.
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Pbm with gwt-voices and FireFox

2008-11-28 Thread Mogoye

I'm trying to use GWT voices to play audio in a web app but I've got a
problem with firefox.
Each time I try to play a file with firefox, it ask me to install some
additionnal plugins (Quick-time).

I've installed it severals times but I've always got the same popup
and I can't play any sound.

This problem is available with the test page given under GWT-voice
project :
http://allen-sauer.com/com.allen_sauer.gwt.voices.demo.VoicesDemo/VoicesDemo.html

Is there something to do to configure plugin correctly ?
Does somebody succeeds in using gwt-voice with firefox ?

Thx for reading.
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Re: Problem with javascript accessing Java fct.

2008-10-10 Thread Mogoye

Thx for your very fast answer.

But't it does not resolve the problem, I've got the same error.
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